NCAA Women’s Division III Basketball Champions

Last Updated: December 28, 2019

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See a complete list of NCAA Women’s Division III Basketball Champions. The 2019 champions are Thomas More. This was their second national title.

Fast Facts:

Washington-St. Louis has won the most national titles with 5 wins.

NCAA Women’s Division III Basketball Champions

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Location
2019	Thomas More	81–67	Bowdoin	Salem, VA
2018	Amherst[	65–45	Bowdoin	Rochester, MN
2017	Amherst	52-29	Tufts	Grand Rapids, Mich.
2016	Thomas More	63-51	Tufts	Indianapolis
2015	Thomas More	83-63	George Fox	Grand Rapids, Mich.
2014	FDU-Florham	80-72	Whitman	Stevens Point, Wis.
2013	DePauw	69-51	Wisconsin-Whitewater	Holland, Mich.
2012	Illinois Wesleyan	57-48	George Fox	Holland, Mich.
2011	Amherst	64-55	Washington-St. Louis	Bloomington, Ill.
2010	Washington-St. Louis	65-59	Hope	Bloomington, Ill.
2009	George Fox	60-53	Washington-St. Louis	Holland, Mich.
2008	Howard Payne	68-54	Messiah	Holland, Mich.
2007	DePauw	55-52	Washington-St. Louis	Springfield, Mass.
2006	Hope	69-56	Southern Maine	Springfield, Mass.
2005	Milikin	70-50	Randolph-Macon	Norfolk, Va.
2004	Wilmington (Ohio)	59-53	Bowdoin	Norfolk, Va. (Ohio)
2003	Trinity (Texas)	60-58	Eastern Connecticut State	Terre Haute, Ind. (Texas)
2002	Wisconsin-Stevens Point	67-65	St. Lawrence	Terre Haute, Ind.
2001	Washington-St. Louis	67-45	Messiah	Danbury, Conn.
2000	Washington-St. Louis	79-33	Southern Maine	Danbury, Conn.
1999	Washington-St. Louis	74-65	St. Benedict	Danbury, Conn.
1998	Washington-St. Louis	77-69	Southern Maine	Gorham, Maine
1997	New York University	72-70	Wisconsin-Eau Claire	New York City
1996	Wisconsin-Oshkosh	66-50	Mount Union	Oshkosh, Wis.
1995	Capital	59-55	Wisconsin-Oshkosh	Columbus, Ohio
1994	Capital	82-63	Washington-St. Louis	Eau Claire, Wis.
1993	Central (Iowa)	71-63	Capital	Pella, (Iowa)
1992	Alma	79-75	Moravian	Bethlehem, Pa.
1991	St. Thomas (Minn)	73-55	Muskingum	St. Paul, (Minn.)
1990	Hope	65-63	St. John Fisher	Holland, Mich.
1989	Elizabethtown	66-65	Cal State Stanislaus	Danville, Ky.
1988	Concordia-Moorhead	65-57	St. John Fisher	Moorhead, Minn.
1987	Wiscons-Stevens Point	81-74	Concordia-Moorehead	Scranton, Pa.
1986	Salem State	89-85	Bishop	Salem, Mass.
1985	Scranton	68-59	New Rochelle	DePere, Wis.
1984	Rust	51-49	Elizabethtown	Scranton, Pa.
1983	North Central (Ill.)	83-71	Elizabethtown	Worcester, Mass. (Ill.)
1982	Elizabethtown	67-66 (OT)	UNC Greensboro	Elizabethtown, Pa.

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